Market Week

Despite a rebound on Friday, stocks closed last week mostly lower.

The stock market continued its record-setting run last week with the Dow, the S&P 500, and the NASDAQ each reaching new record highs.

Wall Street enjoyed a positive performance last week, fueled by growing expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut.

The stock market was heavily influenced last week by new data on the labor market, which continued to show signs of cooling and bolstered expectations of a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this month.

Wall Street experienced a mixed and volatile week, ultimately closing last Friday on a down note.

Last week was a volatile one for stocks, largely in response to mixed economic data, corporate earnings reports, and the anticipation of a key speech from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at the end of the week.

Stocks enjoyed another winning week, despite a pullback last Friday. Overall, investor sentiment remained optimistic due to continued expectations of an interest rate reduction by the Federal Reserve next month.

Wall Street rebounded from the previous week’s sell-off. Stocks jumped higher last Monday, aided by major dip-buying.

The U.S. stock market endured a significant downturn last week, largely due to unexpectedly weak hiring data (see below) and the imposition of new tariffs by President Trump.

The stock market last week had a mixed performance across major indexes, largely influenced by corporate earnings reports and ongoing discussions around trade tariffs.